Co-op/Apprentice (Non-Tech)

Medtronic

13h

About The Position

Medtronic is a global leader in healthcare technology with a Mission to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life. Your unique talents will help shape the future of healthcare while building a career grounded in purpose, growth, and impact. The Apprentice will play a critical role in achieving implants by providing case support in cath labs and providing patient services like device checks and device programming. The Apprentice can expect to gain broad knowledge of Medtronic's therapies, products and application functions and a detailed understanding of the role these functions play in meeting company objectives. This is an entry-level position typically requiring little to no prior experience, working on well-defined administrative and clerical tasks under close supervision. The work is routine or follows standard procedures.

Requirements

B Pharma / Biomedical Engineering students (2025 or 2026 pass out)
Should not hold PF account
No back logs

Nice To Haves

Works on well-defined administrative and clerical tasks.
Work is routine or follows standard procedures and is closely supervised.
Provides data and information when minor changes may be required based on review.
Problems faced are routine and solutions clearly prescribed.
Communicates with contacts typically within immediate job area.
Obtains and provides information requiring little explanation or interpretation.

Responsibilities

Provide case support in cath labs.
Provide patient services such as device checks and device programming.
Demonstrate proficiency in product and therapy knowledge.
Receive orientation on cath lab setting and OPDs.
Provide product implant support.
Conduct patient follow ups.
Support implants and conduct patient follow ups (Minimum of 6 activities per day, collecting data on competitive product usage and types of surgeries performed).
Timely reporting of weekly reports and trackers.
Take initiative and be a self-starter.
Develop knowledge of industry and organizational processes.